IVF SURROGACY INDIA | IFC | Dr. Rita Bakshi

Thursday, 14 April 2016

We are from europe and we have tried fertility treatments several times in europe. Unfortunately it did not worked out for us.We did a lot of research on internet & found Dr.Rita Bakshi. She counselled us very well & performed ivf. It was a successful attempt. We have met our wishes.we are grateful and happy. Thank you Dr.Rita, Dr. Seema, Dr. Ashima, Minakshi and the whole team.

Sunday, 9 November 2014

The Indo-Australian surrogate debate has taken a new turn. The Indian
government has stated that the Indian government has stated that it is up to
the Australian government to decide on the fate of Australian couples seeking surrogacy
treatments in India.

The statement goes back to the unfortunate incident in 2012 when
a couple left a baby behind in India. From then, many Australian couples have
been denied visas, and confusion is showing no signs of slowing down.

As per the rules, Indian authorities require an official
letter from Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade with the clarification that
the newborn surrogate child will not be denied entry in Australia.

Surrogacy advocates say a number of Australian couples have
had their visa applications rejected in

Indian authorities require Australian couples to provide a
letter from the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) that stipulates
that any child born to an Indian surrogate mother will be permitted entry into
Australia. But, the letters issued by the Australian administration fails to
clarify their stand.

So, Indian authorities have no other option than passing the
ball to the Australia‘s court. It should be further added that Indian government
is already on the verge of surfacing regulatory measures for the surrogacy
industry.

It is estimated that 200 surrogate babies were born for
Australian couples in 2013.

Saturday, 8 November 2014

It is estimated that more than 15% couples in India suffer
from infertility. And the cases will
only shoot up in the future. There is no need to point out that medical services
in the country will have to deal with this upcoming crisis. Fortunately, India has always been at the forefront
of the medical advancement. So, Indian medical practitioners are well-prepared
to provide effective treatments to the fellow countrymen.

But, the million dollar question is that what is the best
place for fertility treatments for women? And what should be the criteria to
pick the best fertility clinic in Delhi?

What are the Features
of the Best IVF centre in Delhi?

First, it should be mentioned that the best IVF clinic in
Delhi must be run by an experienced fertility specialist. For example, the International
Fertility Centre is run by Dr. Rita Bakshi who possess years of experience in treating
childless couples. When you’re searching for a suitable clinic, make sure to go
for an experienced one.

Moving on the best IVF centre in Delhi should also possess the
finest infrastructure possible. So, do
your homework and make sure that the clinic has all the required facilities in
place.

The most crucial thing is the cost of the fertility
treatment. The cost will vary according
to the type of treatment. The best IVF or surrogacy center in Delhi will
provide all the information about the cost in the first step itself.

The most important level is the level of professionalism and
empathy towards patients. At international Fertility Centre, our specialists are
always willing to go an extra mile to help the patient. Such approach is a must
in a good fertility clinic.

Friday, 7 November 2014

Infertility simply implies the incapacity to conceive a
child naturally. And both men are women are at equal risks of infertility. Such
cases have shown a sharp rise in the last few decades. Many studies have also
affirmed this viewpoint.

But, what actually make an individual infertile? Let’s look
at some common causes making men and women infertile:

Thursday, 6 November 2014

When you think about infertility, it is almost impossible to
imagine young couples suffering from any such problem. But, the reality is
always far from what we've imagined or dreamed of. Young couples are at equal risks of infertility
as other age groups, and they’re more prone to falling victims of embarrassment
and guilt. They are also less likely to seek specialist advice.

According to the latest reports of childlessness in India
has risen by 50 per cent since 1981, and infertility has seemed to entrap even
the young individuals who are least likely to take interest in such issues.

The pace seems to be higher in the urban settings where lifestyle
changes have been more rampant and visible. And for the rural landscape, it is plagued by
an absence of reproductive health services. It could be concluded that our country is on
the brink of an infertility crisis.

Coming back to our younger folks, the problem seems to be
the consequence of poor lifestyle choices. If you don’t believe us, take a look
around. You’ll not be surprised to find out young guys and girls smoking and
drinking. The irony is that these choices are labeled as something hip and
cool.

An increasing number of obese individuals are also adding to
the crisis. And an obese person is highly likely to suffer from health
disorders. Although obesity is frowned upon, a large number of youngsters are unable
to rid their bodies of the excess weight.

If you any young couple or individual are unable to conceive
naturally, they have to battle embarrassment. It is a known fact that social
stigma is attached to infertility. Our society has always believed that it is
our duty to have children. No matter how ridiculous this may sound, such
beliefs refuse to die. And for a young mind, infertility easily changes in
depression and hopelessness.

As the cases of infertility soars, there is a dire need to
spread awareness about infertility and ways to prevent it. As more young people
get educated, infertility can be prevented. And for young individuals already
battling infertility, there is no need to lose heart. Thanks to the advancement
in medical technology, infertility is no longer a roadblock for enjoying parenthood.
The only advice for young people is to be responsible and have a healthy
lifestyle.